Boys’ Brigade Founder’s Day
Minister of Education and Youth Fayval Williams (left) observes the Procession of Colours during Boys' Brigade Jamaica's annual Founder's Day church service at East Queen Street Baptist Church in Kingston on Sunday.
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October 25, 2022

Boys’ Brigade Founder’s Day

Minister of Education and Youth Fayval Williams (left) observes the Procession of Colours during Boys’ Brigade Jamaica’s annual Founder’s Day church service at East Queen Street Baptist Church in Kingston on Sunday.

Members of Boys’ Brigade Jamaica participating in the Brigade’s annual Founder’s Day church service at East Queen Street Baptist Church in Kingston on October 23. (Photos: JIS)

Members of Boys’ Brigade Jamaica participating in the Brigade’s annual Founder’s Day church service at East Queen Street Baptist Church in Kingston on October 23.

(Photos: JIS)

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